CMF Buds 2 Plus 2025 New Wireless Earbuds Adaptive Noise Cancelling, Hi-Res Audio Bluetooth Headphones, 12mm Drivers for Deep Bass, 50dB ANC 61.5H Playtime, Sport Ear Buds with 6 Mics, Light Grey

I was looking to replace my Boltune BT-BH023 which were a favorite of mine out of the box. Beautiful sound, deep enveloping bass, quality highs with satisfying warm mid-range. Everything you could want from earbuds with great active noise canceling. Over the years the battery got to the point where I could not use them for very many hours before having to put them back in the charge case. That's when my search began for a quality comparable replacement. The first purchase was the SoundCore P20i. Listed with a 10 mm driver and big bass, I still found the bass to be punchy and flat. Though it does have app support, I still found that the presets did not provide the quality that I was hoping for even though there were 65k reviews with a 4.4 star rating.... Returned. Next up with high hopes was the JBL vibe beam. 24k reviews listed as having deep bass and also having an app that allowed you to establish your own custom EQ settings....Returned These were a marked improvement over the SoundCore but I still was not able to get the overall enveloping feel that I had from the Bultones. My testing involved using both earbud sets simultaneously, alternating between while listening to the same track and making adjustments to the EQ apps as needed in hopes to then replicate the sound of the Bultones... Next up was the CMF buds 2 plus 2025. These earbuds were listed as having active noise canceling and a 12 mm driver for deep bass. My hopes were high and I was not disappointed! Out of the box these earbuds wanted to make me cry tears of joy! The sound was amazing. It was full. It was level. It was robust. The cmf earbuds also have an app. I wouldn't have ever needed the app as I was overjoyed by the sound right out of the case, but I downloaded it because they had one. The app options are incredible and immense! There are obviously EQ presets and there is the ability to make custom EQ profiles. But the most amazing thing is the ear test which I recommend doing in a completely quiet, non -noisy room as it will actually give you a hearing test and adjust the earbuds individually left and right to your personal hearing levels. It also has an ability to do a test to tell you whether or not you are using the correct ear cushions. After running the test, I made a change based off of the results advising me that I might need to increase the size of the cushion I was using only in my right ear. So I went ahead and swapped them both and redid the test and got a green result for both ears. Active noise canceling is amazing. The ability to change the touch functionality is amazing. The thing that I loved most was that even though as I stated out of the box I was already in love, there was a software update to apparently make the bass even better! I cannot say enough about these buds other than I hope they only get better....that there is solid support for them and at the $55 price point they are an absolute buy now, buy now buy now!

I'm normally an all Apple guy. I have AirPods Pro 2, but sometimes Apple's system of connecting to new devices bothers me. For that reason I keep a separate set of buds for Android devices, my Nintendo Switch, and work calls. After seeing a lot of positive reviews on these I decided to upgrade from my CMF Buds (1st generation). For this review I'll be comparing these to the AirPods Pro 2 that cost about four times as much.The sound quality on these is quite good. The bass is a little more boom-y relative to the AirPods, which some people might enjoy. The important thing is that I could really only tell that there was a difference when I was doing back and forth comparisons. They are a clear upgrade if you're on the CMF Buds 1st generation. If you're listening to a good song, you're going to be happy with the audio quality.The noise cancelling is good, but again not as good as the AirPods. I felt a little more of that active noise cancelling "Pressure" on these. Still, they did a great job of cancelling out the noise of my window AC units. The ANC is effective thanks to a very good fit in my ears. The battery life seems good and with the charging case I have no worries that I'll be without headphones.I am amazed at how far wireless headphones have come in the past few years. I would say they are 80% as good at the AirPods Pro 2 at 25% of the price.

Just got this today and was pretty excited. Sound is decent and I could tune them to my hearing which is nice. Reviews claimed it had decent anc for the price, however, there is no difference between the anc and normal modes. I am not exaggerating. I played with the app going back and forth between the modes for a good 5 minutes... no difference. With noice cancelation on at max I could still hear sounds that should've been easily blocked, such as footsteps while walking indoors. Yes the headphones are updated. Perhaps, I have a faulty pair... I don't know.Edit:Played with the ANC in a noisier environment and I could tell the difference between all the modes. Wind noise cancelation works well. Going to keep them and see how newer updates help them improve over time. Also have a pair of Earfun Pro 4s and these are close to those in relation to sound quality. The NC is just a little lacking as far as I can tell, but better than I initially thought. Adding a star.

I'm thoroughly impressed by these earbuds, especially considering the price. Sound quality is amazing, ANC is very good, and the app with the ability to adjust and customize so many features is such nice quality of life. Battery life is also really good, I can use them for several hours (5-6) and even then they have only gotten down to around 25%, before having to charge them. I bought these expecting them to be "okay" since they are under $100, but they far exceeded my expectations, I'm very happy with them.A few small downsides:-Sometimes when connecting to devices via Bluetooth, the audio quality is bad, but this is fixed by disconnecting and reconnecting, almost like it didn't connect properly the first time. This occurrence is quite rare, and fault may be on the other device's side.-Sometimes while ANC is active there is a slight hum but it's very minimal and I rarely ever notice it. Even when I do notice it it's not bothersome, just thought I'd mention it.